Ghost's 08 C6 Z06 w/ LG Long Tube Headers, TPS Tune/Intake/ TB-503RWHP, 468RWTQ
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Ghost's 08 C6 Z06 w/ LG Long Tube Headers, TPS Tune/Intake/ TB-503RWHP, 468RWTQ
Neeraj wanted to add little more HP and decided to take advantage of our LG Motorsports Long Tube Header Installed Promotion. For $300 we'll install any set of LG Super Pro Headers on your C5 or C6 AND Dyno Tune it Only thing you have to do is buy a new set of LG Super Pro headers from us While he was at it he decided to have us install a TPS Ported LS7 Intake and Throttle Body.
Here's our LG Motorsports Long Tube Header Install promotion
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/nort...-and-tune.html
Neeraj's new setup
-LG 1-3/4" Super Pro Headers with Cats
-TPS Ported Intake Manifold
-TPS Ported Throttle Body
-TPS Custom Dyno Tune
-NGK Spark Plugs
-160 Degree Thermostat
Here's our LG Motorsports Long Tube Header Install promotion
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/nort...-and-tune.html
Neeraj's new setup
-LG 1-3/4" Super Pro Headers with Cats
-TPS Ported Intake Manifold
-TPS Ported Throttle Body
-TPS Custom Dyno Tune
-NGK Spark Plugs
-160 Degree Thermostat
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A heat range hotter then stock on 91 or is that a typo?
Last edited by lt1z; 11-13-2012 at 06:06 PM.
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The 5 heat range is a stock replacement for an LS1/2/3 not an LS7/9.
Good package pricing though
Good package pricing though
Last edited by lt1z; 11-14-2012 at 01:33 PM.
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Don't really want to argue, just stating facts. Feel free to cross reference the Delco 41-110 and 41-104 plugs against NGK and their stock applications.
Last edited by lt1z; 11-14-2012 at 11:04 AM.
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You are free to use what you like but the LS7 and LS9 cars use the same 6 heat range plug from the factory. So using a tr55 is going hotter ( and wider gap) even though it is N/A. The TR6 and 7 are often used when FI is added to an N/A car. The ZR1 is a 9:1 FI motor and the LS7 is an 11:1 N/A motor so they both use the same heat range in stock or mildly modded form. The stock replacement for an LS2/3 would be a TR5.
Don't really want to argue, just stating facts. Feel free to cross reference the Delco 41-110 and 41-104 plugs against NGK and their stock applications.
Don't really want to argue, just stating facts. Feel free to cross reference the Delco 41-110 and 41-104 plugs against NGK and their stock applications.
Nice numbers on the mods, but what were the SAE corrected numbers?
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FWIW I run a Denso IT-22 on my car which is a stock compression LS3 with 10 lbs of boost. That is the equivalent to a TR7IX plug. The first post edit will help board lurkers from being mis lead on plug choice.
Last edited by lt1z; 11-14-2012 at 01:01 PM.
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I actually just spoke to Aaron and he swap them out to TR6s before he installed them.
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I assumed you knew what was installed since you defended it.
Is your 224x an Eddy Current model? If not that may explain how you are getting away with a 5 heat range.
Last edited by lt1z; 11-14-2012 at 02:12 PM.
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